Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of week8+
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- 08/21/08 13:00:39 (5 years ago)
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v13 v14 19 19 We can also associate the name of the Observer to the real Observer in UnicornCall and check the mimetype compatibility at that time.[[BR]] 20 20 ---- 21 We had to merge the version of Jo hnathan with mine , with minor problems... just took ages to do for each class.21 We had to merge the version of Jonathan with mine , with minor problems... just took ages to do for each class. 22 22 ---- 23 23 After the merge and the algorithm in UnicornCall we had a big cleaning to do in the class... still on it[[BR]] … … 31 31 We had a little specification problem. The way we did the UnicornCall to browse the tree wasn't especially made to care about the condition.[[BR]] 32 32 Now that we're coding the conditional checking we have to adapt the UnicornCall and do another algorithm to care the conditional checking now.[[BR]] 33 Jo hnathan is doing the conditional checking.[[BR]]33 Jonathan is doing the conditional checking.[[BR]] 34 34 Me (Florent) I rewrite the whole UnicornCall and clean it up while I'm on it.[[BR]] 35 ---- 36 About conditional checking and XPath in particular : [[BR]] 37 The XPath expression is to be used on the XML response of an observer. But this response is immediately put in a Java object (Response) for now. Thus, we need to keep a way to access the XML version of the response somewhere. [[BR]] 38 It could be in the corresponding Request or in the Response itself (more logical I think).[[BR]] 39 In what shape should we stock it ? As an URLConnection, InputStream, something else (ObservationresponseDocument ...) ?[[BR]]
